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Personal Narrative: My Interview With A Pediatrician

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To begin with, I interviewed my mom’s friend Justine. Before this interview I already knew her and what she did for a career, and I knew it would be a great idea to interview her since she’s a General Pediatrician and I also strive to be a Pediatrician for my future career. Justine is a very happy, caring person. She always has the biggest smile on her face and always the best attitude, with someone like that it makes you feel good as well because you don’t want to be with someone that is negative about life 100% of the time because that would just put you in a worst mood. She absolutely loves her job as a Pediatrician, and she always about how great it feels working with little kids, watching them grow, and also giving them the ability to

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